Youths are the key in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Achieving the 2030 agenda relies not only on setting goals and targets, but grassroots approach th the voice and needs of youths. Featuring some of the top youth influencers, this forum will enrich the young participants with skills, knowledge and confidence in their abilities to harness a collective potential of Malaysian Youths to reach the SDGs over the next 14 years. Be part of this movement and work towards creating a generation of empowered youths and support sustainable development.

A continuation of Malaysia first ever shark theme run Fintastic Fun Run Penang in year 2016, Shark Hero Conservation Run 2017 is now open for registration! Show your support for shark conservation and awareness by participating in this fun run. Great for family and kids with lots of after-run activities and food truck on an exciting weekend !

<Ambassador’s roles and appearance>
1. Press conference – 7 September 2017
2. Promote the run by sharing our event page and your SHark Hero Poster. (PM us for your poster to be send to you)
3. Sign up and participate for the Run – 18 November 2017
(PM us and you’ll be under VIP front line to flag off the run and VIP loungue usage)

<Volunteers needed>
What do you have to do in this event?
1. Shark runner (run in shark suit)
2. Photographer
3. Merchandising adn games booth handler
4. Kids Art and craft assistants
5. Shark Information booth handler
6. Propose your idea of shark related activities and run it with us !

Yes, we care for our volunteer welfare.
Meal & transportation allowance are provided.
RM50 per volunteer

<To join the Run and get limitted edition Shark theme Kit>
PM us for ticket
Ticket Price :
RM75/Adult >13 yo
RM65/Child <13 yo

Are you ready to be part of us?
Drop us a private message Shark Savers Malaysia Now

For more information on the RUN kindly visit sharkherorun2017.com

“Faced with a future deemed by scientists as a great cause for concern where humanity could be threatened by an extinction-level event, the film TOMORROW showcases concrete examples of solutions to environmental and social challenges of the 21st Century, with a pervasive feeling of hope and optimism.

TOMORROW captures initiatives that have proven themselves across the globe, from citywide composting in San Francisco to a town in England that prints its own money, a village in India whose decentralised democracy reflects the residents’ priorities, urban gardening initiatives in Detroit and Todmorden, the renewable energy model and bike schemes in Copenhagen, Iceland’s pioneering response to political breakdown, and so on.

Transition TTDI, a local initiative for resilient and sustainable communities, invites you to a screening of TOMORROW, winner of the 2016 César for Best Documentary, a film to inspire the gathering movement of citizens committed to putting its practical, think-global-act-local solutions into practice.

https://www.tomorrow-documentary.com/#trailer-section

Thursday, 9th November 2017, 8pm
– Film screening (duration 1 hr 50 mins, limited to 80 people, on a first-come-first-served basis) followed by a 20 minute sharing session on local action and community resilience.

Admittance to the film screening is by donation, suggested at RM5 per person, payable at the door on the day of screening. Proceeds will go towards rental of venue.

Please arrive 10-15 minutes before screening time to allow for registration and seating.

Thank you!

The 21st century is bringing some inspiring changes to the business world. Two of the most notable of these changes: an increased presence of women in senior-level positions, and a strenghtened interest in environmental consciousnesss. Despite these great advances, women leaders in sustainability still lack a strong support system and community. Taking matters into her own hands, KLEFF presents the “Women Leadership in Sustainability” forum for the first time with the mission of highlighting women’s impact on the environmental industry and the goal of encouraging more women to join the field.

The 10th International Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Festival will be held at MAP PUBLIKA, Mont Kiara Solaris from October 23-29th 2017.

The international Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Festival is Malaysia’s first and longest-running environmental film festival. In the last eight years, the Festival has reached out to approximately 80,000 Malaysians through its film screenings and programs at selected venues all over the Peninsula.

The vegans of Malaysia are planning the World Vegan Day for the first time in Malaysia in light of the international world vegan day which has been going on for 23 years worldwide. It will happen on 4th and 5th and Publika shopping mall with the support of the Malaysian Vegetarian Society.
There will be stalls, food, and activities to educate the public and to celebrate the benefits of Veganism for humans, non-human animals, and the environment.

HOW TO GET THERE
If you are taking public transport: Take LRT to Semantan station or Segambut station. After that take taxi/uber/grabcar.
OR
If you are driving: Key in “Publika” into WAZE or “Publika Shopping Gallery” into Google Maps